Books

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Box of Delights by Richard Marson review: a celebration for a lost epoch of BBC children’s TV

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John Candy: A Life in Comedy by Paul Myers review: a workmanlike yet touchingly sincere biography

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Children’s author Jacqueline Wilson: ‘Reading is becoming niche – like stamp collecting’

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Top 5 legal dramas, chosen by The Traitors star Harriet Tyce

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Why has Hitler taken so long to die?

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Stormzy backs bid to get adults into books: ‘Reading really is a superpower’

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Departure(s) by Julian Barnes review – a swan song of wit and grace

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Top 5 atmospheric thrillers, chosen by journalist, critic and novelist Thrity Umrigar

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Bad Language by So Mayer review – explorations of the ways words are used to control us

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Letter To My Younger Self

H is for Hawk author Helen Macdonald: ‘I felt like a ghost watching the film of myself’

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Top 5 comedy books, chosen by author and screenwriter James Alistair Henry

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Artificial intelligence

Will AI be the end of humanity?

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Exclusive interview

H is for Hawk star Claire Foy: ‘I don’t know why we don’t talk about grief more’

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Drifting North by Dominic Hinde review – intimately moving and expansive

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Looking Down at the Stars by Christina Riley review – sumptuous and beautiful nature writing

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40 years on, was Live Aid all for nothing? Or can we still be heroes?

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Ringo: A Fab Life by Tom Doyle review – Starr treatment

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A Mind of My Own by Kathy Burke review – frank, funny and wise

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How will the world look back on the ruin of Gaza?

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David Bowie’s late revival was heroic, in a very English way

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